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MOrriatOWn.

Miss Viola johnson is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Charley Rock, at Knightstowm. - Frank Norman
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Weenck. Miss Judilla
like is visiting DR.. S. s. Boots's family, at Green
field. Miss Iva johnson is spending few weeks
Lucas. of Reedvlle. is visiting her cousin. Miss
Fannie Rafferty, Miss Handy, of Greenfield. is the
End May Kemp. prominent couple of this place,
were married last Wednesday. at the home of the
brides parents. The United Brethren have secured
Che of the M. f. Church and commenced re-
viva A Bible reading society has been instituted at
the Christian Church. r. N. Hamilton was brought
home from the Insane Hospital on Friday. His
health Is not much improved E. 4. j. Jordon and
Son visited Morrstowp friends on Friday.
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MattoOn..

Miss Sue Heath of Champaign, Ill., visited Mattoon
friends the past week. Mrs. James Cummings of
Indiarapclis was visitor in the city Tuesday--:.
Miss Lizzie CHM of Sullivan, Ill, visited Mrs Hattie
Cunningham this week -. J. A. Milford was down
from Chicago visiting his family. last week Miss
Elite Robinson. of Marion ILL.,. is guest of Miss
Laura Doran. Miss Maggie Phelan has returned
from Chicago Miss Raymond attended the Penwell-
Belknap wedding at Shelbyville, ILL.,. Tuesday.
Mr.. Jarard, of Greensburg, Ind was guest of w.
s. Shaw the past week Miss Ora Walker is guest
of friends at Casey III. Miss Rose and Allie Ander-
attended the funeral of Mrs Irwin Anderson, in
Terre Haute; Wednesday Miss Clara HARDWOOD, OF
Shebyvile, Ill. is guest of Mrs. A. w. Philhower.
Mrs. j. w. Dora elegant lunch party
Thursday evening. Mrs Lizzie Lantz, of Shelby
ville Ill. is a guest of Mrs. l. A. Lumpkn. Mrs.
Francis Menk and son. OF Moberly. Mo- guests
of II. O. Sinsabaugh and wife, Alec Marler, of
Shoals Ind. in Mattoon the past week -.
Miss Jessie Brown of Charleston: is guest of Miss
Nellie Norvell Professor Gordon of Des Moines,
Ia, has become .nber of the Gibler Band :.
Mrs. Robert Reddng and daughter Grace are home
from f Greencestle Ind Ross milford. of Decatur.
Black of Marshall H.. is the guest of F. Warmer
and family Mrs g. M French has been the guest
of her parents at Brighton H.. the past two weeks
---.J. N. Gibbs and wife. and Mrs. II. r. Clegg are
home from Natehez. Miss Mrs. William Kemp is
visiting at Kenosha Wis.
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AUCTION SALE.

ID EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION-ON TUESDAY,
III March Is, at o'clock p. m. tho premises.
we will sell the house known as No. 473 North ILL
nos street. and lot 81 6-12x2l0 feet at public aug
ton. The house can be seen any time.
w. E. MICK & CO.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION-ABOUT 81 900
Il worth of nice furniture, china and queensware
carpets stoves Cheating and cooking) bedroom SETS
chairs (rocker, etc. tables dressers wardrobes ice
chests mattresses, holsters and pillows with linens
tension tables bedsteads wash stands-a to be sold
to the highest bidder in the Casino building former
~ Zoo. Thursday morning. March 10, 1897. COM
mencing at $50 o'clock and continue until all sold
Central Land Loan and Investment Company, by
JOHN O. FUIALENWIDER. Auctioneer.
A. MILLER Proprietor.
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Adam Price is visiting at Oshkosh, Wis. wv. G..
McMain is guest OF friends at Hamilton o. Miss
Monday evening e. H. and H. e. Cushman. Mrs.
J. w. Cushman and her daughter have removed from
home from visit with her daughter, Mrs. D. G.
Brown, ia Indianapolis j. o. Sheldon gave din
party Thursday, which was largely attended. -.
Mrs. Nat Cohen has returned from visit with
her sister at Homer. Mrs. Stella Coon
of Kansas City. now visiting in Indian
apolis. will arrive in Urbana to visit soon.
Tuesday evening Martin Demick, Of Champaign and
Mrs. j. Anderson, Of this city. married Mrs.
Emma Max6eld is guest of friends at Dayton o.
Miss Puss and Emma Sim gave pleasant entertain.
mentt bout seventy:fve friends Saturday evening.
- Mrs: J. Conkle is homo from Chanute. Kan.
Mrs. A. Hampton has been the guest of Indianapolis
friends the past week. Will Sim, who is attending
the Chicago School of Pharmacy. is home a visit.
Mrs. Jennie Burton. of Philadelphia, was guest
Of her mother. Mrs. Monnett this week. Miss
Grace Weber is homo from Kentucky.
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Nashville,

Miss Nettie Small of Franklin is the guest of her
sister. Mrs j. W. Carnine, Ruth street. Miss
Hamilton, of Connersville has been among friends
here There will be union Sunday-school institute
held in the M. E. Church this afternoon at o'clock.
will start to California next Wednesday - Mrs Net
tie Scoby, of Hamilton o. is the guest of T. H. Reed
- Louis Maddux, of New York, is among friends
George Thomas of Chicago, is here. Mrs. A. B.
Campbell of Topeka, Kan, is among friends here
Miss Meta Wolfe is the guest of friends in Indianap
Oils,
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Willard Levings of Chicago visited his parents in
this city last week Miss Nettie Hunter will go to
Washington, Ind to visit her sister, Mrs Burke
next week. James Blackburn and John COLON Wis
tied friends in Terre Haute last Sunday Hon.
Elias A. Smith. of Salt Lake City, the guest of
his cousin. Berry Hodge, last week Ike Sheppard
ir starts next week for visit in Little Rock and Hot
Springs Ark. Mr.. Maurice Sholem has gone to
New York. Mr.. Whitehead of Chicago visited his
cousin Miss Nettie Hunter, last week. Rev. w. H.
Sloan, of Cory Pa. arrived last Tuesday and will
enter upon his ministerial duties in connection with
the Presbyterian Church. delivering his first
to-day. Mrs. Judge Trogdon and daughter have
gone to Wisconsin on . visit. James Beckett and
Miss Ella Alexander married last Wednesday at
the residence Of the brides parents nsar Dudley.
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PendletOn.

George Huston and wife, of Muncie, visiting
relatives and friends here Mrs. Fannie Ireland of
LaRue, o. visited her parents, J. r. Clark and wife,
last week Thomas Mannon and wife are visiting
two daughters will visit Kansas friends in about
weeks. Miss Lottie Franklin and Mr.. and Mrs
Welcham. Of Indianapolis visiting the Moulden
Brothers of this place. Miss Allie Peppernack of
New York. is the guest of George Hallowel
end family Miss McCallister and Miss Point
dexter who have been visiting friends here the
past week, returned to their home, Paramount ILL.,.
ON Thursday Mrs. Horace Lewis and Miss Lizzie
Rogers at Anderson. Tuesday Miss Dot
lStough has returned to her home in Walton. Ind.
II. Makepeace and wife, of indianapolis, were in at
tendance at the funeral of H. r. Irish last Wednes
day Mr.. and Mrs. Huston entertained large
Der of friends On Thursday evening.
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MOnteZnIlla.

Miss Katie Ford. of Vermillion county, was here
last week visiting cid friends. Ed III. Burns. late
editor of the Montezuma Reporter spent few hours
last Tuesday interviewing the members OF the egis-
1ature at Indianapolis James Stephenson book
keeper of the Parke mills here returned home last
Monday from Birmingham, Ala Joseph Burns our
leading manufacturer, made business trip to Tusco
Ia H. on Friday last. j ohm Jones and wife, of In
danapolis spent last Sunday visiting relatives here
- Prof. ). w. Love, superintendent of graded
schools attended to business in Terre Haute on last
Tuesday. Robert Watkins. of Frankfort, Ind,
formerly in business here, paid Montezuma flying
visit on Thursday
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apos, here last week on business. Mr. Charles
Davis. an employee of the Decline az this place, and
Miss Bailey. of Greenville o.. married at the
latter place last Sunday. Mr. w. o. Murray and
Miss Mole b. Skillman married at the home of
the brides parents last Sunday evening Mrs Ferd
Carron entertainment to the young people at
her home Tuesday evening, in honor Of her
Philips fifteenth birthday.
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NOblesville.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Jenkins of Richmond, spent
Bunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. jenkins. Miss
Julie Conner is visiting Miss Alice Conner of Indian
fpos. Miss Josie Curtis who has been visiting her
brother DR.: c. G. Curtis, left for her Ohio home on
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Stephenson spent Sun
Gay with their daughter Mrs Griffith, of Anderson.
80 Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Booth gave pleasant eucbre
Franxn, is visiting her daughter, Mrs J. E. Lake.
Miss Maud Mckenzie of Frankfort is visiting her
cousin. Miss Anna Mckenzie Miss Daisy Levinson
epent Sunday at indianapolis Miss Anna Miles WIS.,
lted her sister. Mrs Cruise at Indianapolis. during
the week. Mrs. John Kline is visiting in Nashville
Tenn. Mrs. Teeter, of Keokuk, Ia. is visiting her
aunt Mrs. r. T.. Wilson,
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Wabash.

Jacob and Levi Bruner have returned from tour
to the Pacific slope Miss May Greer is visiting
friends in Kendallvfe. Will Fl. Stephenson we'll
known society gentleman leaves on Friday next on
trip through Iowa and Dakota. Mr.. A. NJ. Atkinson
has gone to De Land, Fla, to remain month with
his family who will return with him. VIII Vigus
and Will Christman left Tuesday for st. Louis
Elder Ia. l.. Carpenter. of this city, State Sunday
school evangelist of the Christian Church, to-day.
dedicates handsome church building in Paines-
ville Iva Chrstman spent several days the
past week with friends in Fort Wayne. Mrs.
L. Scott of Marion, is the guest CUES,
street. Miss Minnie Bruner of Falls avenue, pleas
antly entertained the Irving Club Saturday
ing. Mrs. III. A. Patten. of Hutchinson Kan who
called to Wabash by the death of her brother W.
X. Davis. Wednesday went to Auburn to visit rela
tives whence she returns home Bert Arnett, of
Chicago, returned home Sunday night, after q
pleasant visit here with relatives Mrs. Clara Sum-
merland entertans the Chautauqua Circle Tuesday
evening. The Womans Christian Temperance
Union meets on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs O.
w. Lamport- Miss Lou Rdinger has returned from
Logansport after fortnights visit with relatives
Mr. and Mrs Fred Grant jr, left on Wednesday
night for Fort Scott, Kan, which city they will make
their future home. Mrs. Cynthia johnson is visit.
ing friends at Giead. Mrs. George N. King and
daughter, Miss Nellie, called to Evansville on
Mrs. Kings brother. Mrs J. A Kautz, Of Buton.
is visiting relatives in this Mrs Ernest Schenk
of Erie Pa. is visiting E. g. Burgett and wife
Mrs W. IL. Morse and Miss Lucy Morse are the guests
of friends in Greensburg Miss Bette Amoss has
just returned from visit to H. ID. Walbridge and
wife, Grand Rapids Mich. Miss Emma Moore, OF
Monon, is visiting Mrs. Charles Allen
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St, Joseph.

B. F. Stevenson has moved his family to Urbana.
All listeners were highly entertained by Rev. Robert
McIntyres lecture on ''Wyandotte Cave" Thursday
and Friday evenings. Grant Brewer, of this town.
married at lockwood Ill., last week. to Miss Nellie
Long Chas. Keingle, attorney, departed for
Hume. on Monday, accompanied by his sisters
Amelia and Lulu, where. on Tuesday, he was married
to Miss Sue Tiflin They returned on Thursday and
were serenaded by the band boys Mr.. Gallon and
family will soon arrive from Maiden. w Va. to be-
residents of this place st. Joseph's railway
agent, Grant Brewer, has returned with his bride.
and promises to be here regularly in the future
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP,
TConcluded from Fifth Page. I

gone to Betraiu, Neb where he will reside III the
uture = Henry Zegler has returned from Kansas.
Fred Lugenbeel of Columbus. o., is visiting his
paren in this city Mrs. w. III. Morse nee Trmble
OF Waeash is visiting relatives here John Jar ard
is at Mattoon. III John FroIner has gone to ST.
Louis fer home Miss Mollie Seitz and her sister
Mrs. ii. Robertson. have returned from an extended
trip In Texas
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Knishtstown.

Mrs. Ora Hill, of Richmond visited her parents
hero last week. Miss Nora Welborne is visiting
friends in Rushville. Dr. o. E. Holloway and wife
have returned from a several weeks visit in New
York. -. u ID. Pickering and family will start for
ther future home in Garden City Kan. next Wednes
day. Misses Fannie Ballard, Minnie Clifford, Nell
Whitesell and Mr. Sherman Church attended the
party given at Rushviile last Tuesday evening"
Miss Leone Furgason entertained number OF her
lady friends az her home yesterday afternoon Miss
Fannie Swanson and Walter Wagner will give a
masquerade PARTY atehe home of the latter on next
Saturday evening in celebration of their birthday.
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Shelbyville.

Miss Kate Fichet of Cincinnati is the guest of Mrs.
Dan Deprez of Washington street. Mrs. John
Elliott is visiting friends at Chicago. Miss Minnie
SPAIN of Indianapolis. the guest of Miss Pet
Roth last Sabbath. The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church met with Mrs. s. B. Norris on
Tuesday last Harry Blue and sister, Miss Lizzie
and Mss May Wilson. from Franklin and
spent last Sabbath with friends Sam Bergen and
daughter. Miss Laura, of johnson county visited his
Bon, Prof. j. y. Bergen last week. The Kensington
Club met with Miss Mary Ray Thursday afternoon.
at her homo on South Harrison street =.
The G. L. s. @. meets with Miss Maggie Kennedy. to-
morrow evening, at her home on West Washington
street Mrs. Samuel Hamilton is the guest of MIR.
and Mrs Fred Heron. of Indianapolis. Miss Gertie
Blessing who has been the guest of friends in Rich
nond and Cambridge City. returned home last Tues
day -. Mrs John Messck gave "thmble social"
and clock dinner at her home, on West Washing
ton street, last Thursday. The souvenirs were ivory
reedle-oases. Mrs. X. NJ. Hord visited her son,
YIuther who Is attending school at Bloomington Ind
Inst week. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Beae are visiting
friends in Tennessee Miss Flo Hoover, OF St. Paul
Ind was the guest of Miss Sara Levinson last week.
John Depres entertained the Moot Congress at his
residence Thursday evening. Mrs. l.. L. Niche
ner and her daughter, of Indianapolis. visited her
father. Mr.. T. b. Adams, the past weeA-
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LadOca.

Wash Bateman a prominent citizen of this place,
fell dead in his wood house last Thursday evening.
Heart trouble is supposed to be the cause. j. F.
Warfel OF the Normal School, lectured at Normanda
last night ON the subject Folks James Wingert
Eldorado Kan, spent the first of the week here.
The PRESBYTERIAN and NJ. e. churches have
-anged to have a services each alternate Sunday.
--George Andersors little daughter is dangerously
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Miss Fannie Ehinger visited friends in indianapolis
the first of the week Charles Winter who has been
connected with the Peru Republican. has severed his
connection. and will leave for Chicago. Mrs. w.
Norton, who has been visiting her son. Rolln Norton
the past two weeks, returned to her home Wednes
day. Miss Carrie Waterman, of Lafayette, is visit
ing her sisters. Mrs. b. Krarzer and Miss Hathaway
- Mrs. James Calvert and children returned on
Wednesday from visit at Richmond. james Suites
man, jr., is home from Chicago visit -Messrs
Will and Walter Uhe, of Logansport attended the
Nonparel Club dance Monday evening. Mrs
Clapp. Of California, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James Il. Henton West Fifth street.
Miss Lovo Mehaffee was quietly married on
Monday evening, to w. j. Miller at the residence of
b. McClintic on Ridgeview hill, Rev. Wooten per-
Forming the ceremony. Miss Mehaffee is we'll known
amongst people, and Mr. Miller is the son of Levi
Miller, of wealthiest farmers Mrs. Frank
Butler is visiting in Lafayette. Rev. B. f. Cavns is
holding revival meetings in the First Baptist Church.
MIR. G. H. Brownell returned from New York city
Saturday. Mrs. ALI Hail. of indianapolis is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Lear. Miss
Molle Horton. of Rochester, visited Mrs. VIM Brenton
Thursday. -. Mrs. William Constant and daughter
Annie at Hot Springs, Ark Hon. r. f. Donald
agreeably surprised Thursday evening" by the
presence of his children and grandchildren at his
home, at Courier. The occasion a fitting celebra
tion for his sixty sixth birthday.
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Union City.

Mr. c. 8. Hardy and family visited with friends at
Lebanon o.. during the last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. T. johnson of Dayton, spent the fore part of the
week with friends here Mrs. DR.. III. H. Yergen
started on visit Of business and recreation New
York city and other points in the East Friday
Mrs John Davis visiting her old home and relatives
In New Jersey. Miss Ollie Ha rison entertained
company of friends Wednesday evening Mrs.
A. j.. King gave missionary tea on Wednesday.
Miss Oracle jackson entertaired quite a
bevy of little misses on Friday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. NJ. Tdcssy of Arcanum o., were in the city
last Sunday. :. Miss Matte Kerr s visiting with
friends ct Coyngton. Ind. Mrs WoSds. Of Indian.
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MunCi0.

Mrs. T. J. Blount is visiting her parents at Selma,
Ind Rev. L. A Clevenger, of Spencer, Ind. has
accepted call to fill the pulpit of the First Baptist
Church of this city which has been vacant for
eral weeks Mrs. George Kitchener, who has
been visiting relatives in this vicinity. re-
turned to Baxter Springs, Kan. last week = Mrs. S.
NJ. Keltner OF Anderson, was in Muncie on Tuesday.
Mrs. B. c. Bowman. of Cross Roads, spent last Sun
day in Munce with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Heath. Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Mellette started last
week to Watertown D. t., which they will make their
future home. Mrs Mary Willard, of Panesville o.
who has been visiting relatives here returned to her
home Thursday William Brtton manager of the
Indiana Bridge Company, accompanied by his wife,
has gone to Canton. O., to recuperate his health
Mrs. j. w. Watson of Lima O., is visiting Mrs. R.
NJ Decker in this city Mrs Dr. Hathaway is visit
ing friends at Richmond Rev. Charles Blackman.
of New Castle here last Wednesday, r.. j..
Adair and family, who have been visiting relatives
at Portland. returned to Muncie last week
Mrs. Charles j. Bechtel and Miss Allie Bechtel
turned from visit to Kokomo a few days since.
Mrs. L. Ollom returned to Union City Tuesday.
Judge j. S. Buckles spent Sunday at his home in
Muncie and returned to his post in the Legislature
Monday morning.
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Rev A. T. Orr officiating. :. Mrs. Lyde Link and
family arrived yesterday from Sherman. Tex, and
viii make Paris their future home. Walter S. Lamon
and Dick Payne have returned from thei- surveying
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THERE is nothing to equal Ayers Sarsaparilla
for purifying the blood, and as spring medi-
cine.
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MRS. E. V. THOMAS'S DANCING SCHOOL,
IfE When Block.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING TO ELECT NINE
directors for the management OF the lndianap
oils Asylum for Friendless Colored Children the
18th of the present month, at 1:3O o'clock P. NJ at
Friends Church, corner Delaware and st. Clair
streets The incorporators and members Of the
citation will take notice.
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General Grant, the seventh daughter of the seventh
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REMOVAL.

DEMOvAI4-MISS LEMMENS DRESS MAKING
~ rooms nou located a. No. 20 West Washing.
ton street. over S.oans drug store.
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A Trick of War.

LIE Paris says that the German drum
mars and trumpeters are practicing the
French beats and calls, in order to de-
ce;yed their enemies in battle. 1t also
saws that in many engagements IN the
war of 1870 the command Of cease hrlng
vas often given to the French infantry
nv German buglers; and that the COM
,oond Of halt sounded by the same
hnolers often stopped charge OF
French Cavalry, and placed them IN 2
nos;tion where they could be moved
down.-NelU York sam.
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PROF. ALBERT RUSSELL WALLACE, the
English naturalist, who greatly aided
Darwin in developing the evolution
theory, is travelling and lecturing in the
West He says the orang-outang, CHM
panzee, and gorilla have strong points
Of resemblance to man. Prof. Russell
IS more than ever convinced of the
truth of evolution. Strangely enough
he is a Spiritualist. He does not be-
lieve that there is such thing as abso'
lutte death. He believes that men 1--we
hereafter in a state of progression. he
has. he says, a good deal Of faith in the
doctrines of Swedenborg.